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"Subversion and Transcendence: The Rhetorical Survival of Shi Tiesheng's Literary Works" content introduction: Zhang Wei said: "How many words have been multiplied in the Internet age. The intertwined sounds are deafening, but it is difficult to cover up the low hum emanating from a wheelchair in a corner of Beijing." This low hum comes from Shi Tiesheng. This murmur shakes the earth; this murmur shakes the earth of literature. Shi Tiesheng's works are the altar in the history of contemporary Chinese novels. It can be said that every time you pass by, you can't help but stop, look and think. If you travel through any of Shi Tiesheng's texts, you will find that the language control in his works is sometimes in compliance with the rules but not in compliance with the rules, and sometimes is in compliance with the rules but not in compliance with the rules. Change and transcendence are the breakthroughs in his writing; deviance and subversion are the innovations in his writing. Professor Yan Wenlong's masterpiece after five years of hard work: "Subversion and Transcendence: The Rhetorical Survival of Shi Tiesheng's Literary Works" systematically and comprehensively studies Shi Tiesheng's works. From the perspective of language, he examines Shi Tiesheng's use and creation of specific Chinese rhetorical techniques, observes Shi Tiesheng's efforts in constructing rhetorical texts, and thus summarizes the linguistic style characteristics of Shi Tiesheng's works.

"Moon in the Heart of Waves" is a collection of essays, with more than 100 essays in total. It mainly records the author's thoughts on decades of work, life, travel, etc., With a wide range of themes, including sightseeing and remembering events, nostalgic memories of people, reading notes, appreciation stories, philosophical remarks, etc. Just as the author commented on Wang Zengqi's prose, "the forms are scattered and the spirits are gathered together", "often blending the strange with the ordinary, incorporating foreign elements with tradition, neither modern nor ancient, neither Chinese nor Western". The title of the book "The Moon is in the Heart of the Waves" is taken from the ancient Zen master's gatha "Taihu Lake is thirty-six thousand hectares, and the moon is in the heart of the waves, who is it addressed to?" Every article in this book is readable, and the text has beautiful qualities and is full of bookishness. While bringing people the philosophy of life, it can sublimate the reader's ideological realm, cleanse the soul dirt brought by the prosperity of the world, and make people relaxed, happy and full of positive energy in life.